The Spitzer First Look Survey (FLS) is a characteristic
"first-look" at the mid-infrared sky at sensitivities that
are ~100 times deeper than previous systematic large-area
surveys. The Galactic FLS (GFLS) uses 36 hours to survey the
molecular cloud L1228 and several low galactic latitudes at
galactic longitudes 254.4 and 105.6 degrees. This poster
summarizes some early scientific results from the GFLS. The
GFLS data will be placed in the public archive when the
archive opens in May 2004.

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